Agape of Appleton, Inc. holds their standards of care in the highest regard at all times. Despite budget decreases and pressures from certain managed care organizations to cut areas of service, Agape has maintained it's philosophy that the participant's it serves are to be advocated for on an individual basis. Agape implemented project 'Live Your Dream' which allows it's clients to partake in events and community experiences that would otherwise have never happened.
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- EIN 39-1210868
- (920) 734-9871
- 7 Tri Park Way Appleton WI 54914-1661 USA
- www.agapeinc.org
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Mission: Our mission is to provide quality residential support services for individuals with intellectual disabilities and similar diagnosis in a variety of community settings. Our philosophy is that all people are viewed as unique individuals and treated with dignity and respect, always being conscious of their legal treatment and personal rights. Supports are person-centered and provided for in environments that promote individual choice while maintaining individual health and safety. Training and assistance is provided to enhance individual ability to reach and/or maintain maximum potentials. Emphasis is placed on identifying, adapting, modifying and/or creating supports to assist individuals in meeting their specific needs.
Programs: Group home program - provides least restrictive environment for persons with intellectual disabilities to integrate into the community, teaching them daily living skills specific to their needs to assist in achieving this goal. All participants have support plans developed with specific approaches and supports relevant to the individual's needs. For 2014, 67 residents were served in 12 group homes.
apartment program - provides least restrictive environment for persons with intellectual disabilities to integrate into the community, teaching them daily living skills specific to their needs to assist in achieving this goal. All participants have support plans developed with specific approaches and supports relevant to the individual's needs. For 2014, 67 residents were served in sheltered, community and transitional apartment settings.